CMA Fest has a reputation for bringing together country music’s biggest names for unforgettable performances, and the collaboration between Tanya Tucker, Elle King, and Lainey Wilson was no exception.
At Nissan Stadium, the Country Music Hall of Fame legend joined forces with the rising stars for a powerful rendition of Tucker’s iconic 1978 hit, “Texas (When I Die).” The trio’s chemistry on stage created a moment that will be remembered by fans long after the festival ended.
During her electrifying set at CMA Fest, Wilson left fans stunned when she unexpectedly invited Tucker and King to join her on stage. The trio, all country music legends in their own right, instantly sparked magic with their harmonious voices.
Together, they transported the crowd to a nostalgic era with their rendition of a beloved classic. The lyrics filled the air as they sang, “When I die I may not go to heaven/ I don’t know if they let cowboys in/ If they don’t just let me go to Texas, boys/ ‘Cause Texas is as close as I’ve been.”
The power of their combined talent was undeniable, and the audience couldn’t help but be swept away by the emotional performance. The trio’s performance was a showstopper, with their powerful voices and magnetic energy captivating the crowd.
The way they connected on stage gave the classic song a fresh, exciting vibe. Their chemistry was undeniable, and the audience couldn’t help but be swept up in the joy and spirit they brought to the stage.